The phrase "a full decomposition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as science, mathematics, or analysis where something is broken down into its complete components or elements.
Example: "In order to understand the chemical reaction, we need to perform a full decomposition of the compound."
Alternatives: "a complete breakdown" or "an exhaustive analysis".
Table 3 presents the number of maxima/minima with respect to IMFs for PHEEMD showing its ability to perform a full decomposition.
Initially, a mesh free formulation for rectangular domains is developed and a full decomposition of matrix equations is achieved using graph product rules.
Practitioners can in principle describe the sensitivity pattern of a model Y= f X1,X2,…,Xk) with k uncertain input factors via a full decomposition of the variance V of Y into terms depending on the factors and their interactions.
a Full decomposition-reconstruction of two band filter bank.
However, these methods require a full characteristic decomposition of the system eigenstructure, which may be either unavailable or computationally expensive.
For runs of the cosmo25 dataset on Blue Waters, the time for a full domain decomposition was reduced from 3.22 s to 1.52 s on 1,024 nodes, a speedup of 2.1.
The absence of a decimator leads to a full rate decomposition.
The use of an iridium/rhodium foam catalyst decreased the temperature of full decomposition by over 60 °C.
Paspaltsis et al. [66, 67] observed in vitro the full decomposition of the scrapie prion protein (PrPSc), a protein causing one of the several transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs), after 60 min of UV-A irradiation in the presence of 0.8 % colloidal nano-TiO2.
As a homopolymer, PSt itself is known to thermally decompose above 300°C, and full decomposition is usually achieved around 400°C [31].
Strict criteria are employed as guidelines for all business operations, from selecting raw materials, through production methods to full decomposition of the end products.
